Scabies

The scabies on the rabbit's skin was spreading to other animals in the enclosure.

The scabies on the cat's skin was causing discomfort.

The pet store recommended treating the rabbit's scabies with medication.

The groomer noticed the scabies on the dog's skin during grooming.

The zoo had to quarantine the monkeys with scabies.

The apartment building had to be fumigated due to the scabies infestation.

The patient had to undergo a lengthy treatment process to get rid of the scabies.

The outbreak of scabies at the nursing home was spreading rapidly.

The hotel guests were offered free medical check-ups after the scabies outbreak.

My little brother has scabies all over his body.

The patient was treated for scabies, and his symptoms improved within a week.

The school nurse sent a letter home to parents warning them about a scabies outbreak in the classroom.

Scabies can affect anyone regardless of age, race, or socioeconomic status.

The best way to prevent scabies is to avoid close contact with infected individuals and their belongings.

Scabies can be spread through close physical contact with an infected person.

The doctor prescribed a lotion to treat the scabies infestation.

The scabies mite burrows into the skin, causing redness and bumps.

People with scabies should avoid scratching their skin to prevent infection and further spread of the mites.

The doctor diagnosed the patient with scabies after examining the red bumps on their skin.

The scabies mite is too small to be seen with the naked eye and can only be identified under a microscope.

The scabies mite burrows into the skin and lays eggs, causing a rash and intense itching.

Scabies is a common skin condition among people who live in close quarters such as nursing homes and prisons.

The infestation of scabies can cause a secondary bacterial infection if left untreated.

The school sent a notice home to parents informing them of a scabies outbreak in the classroom.

He was diagnosed with scabies after experiencing itching and a rash on his skin.

The itching caused by scabies can be intense and may worsen at night.

Scabies can be spread through direct contact with an infected person or their belongings.

The farm had to be quarantined because of scabies infestation in the cattle.

The workers wore protective gear to avoid contracting scabies from the contaminated materials.

The clothing store had to recall a batch of clothes that was contaminated with scabies.

The health authorities issued warnings about scabies outbreaks in the local area.

She avoided swimming in the lake because of the scabies that had been reported in the area.

The patient scratched himself incessantly, clearly indicating that he was suffering from scabies.

The veterinarian recommended that the barn be thoroughly cleaned to prevent scabies from spreading.

The man's itchy rash was identified as crusted scabies, a severe form of the disease.

The patient developed Norwegian scabies after suffering from untreated scabies for a long time.

Severe cases of scabies can lead to a bacterial infection called impetigo.

A woman with scabies infestation for a long time developed nodular scabies.

The elderly woman's scaly, crusted skin was a clear indication of her longstanding scabies infestation.

A severe case of crusted scabies requires specialized treatment to control the spread of the disease.

The prolonged infestation of scabies caused him to develop a scaly skin condition.

Scabies can lead to a condition called Norwegian scabies, which can be particularly severe.

The roughness and scaly appearance of the skin indicated the presence of scabies.

The treatment for crusted scabies typically involves multiple rounds of medication and may require hospitalization.

The patient's skin was covered in scabies lesions, and she developed crusted scabies as a result.

Infants and children are particularly susceptible to scabies infestation and may develop crusted scabies.

A person with crusted scabies may have hundreds or thousands of mites living in their skin.

In some cases, scabies can lead to complications such as sepsis or kidney disease.

The elderly patient's scabies infestation was left untreated, leading to Norwegian scabies.

The rough patches on her skin were identified as scabies lesions.